The museums of Iowa are situated in different towns such as Blakesburg, Elk Horn, Fort Dodge, Missouri Valley, Davenport, Cherokee, Cedar Rapids, Des Moines, Decorah, Sioux City and Iowa City. The Iowa Museums Map points out the geographical location of all these towns. The Terrace Hill museum of Iowa, which is the official home of the Governor, was built in 1869 and represents the elegant Victorian architecture along with paintings, crystal chandeliers and stained glass windows. The Cedar Rapids Museum of Art is another enticing site of Iowa which boasts of around 5600 creative collections including the works of Mauricio Lasansky, Marvin D Cone and Grant Wood. Some of the famous museums of the Iowa state include:
Figge Art Museum at Davenport
University of Iowa Museum of Art at Iowa City
Brunnier Art Museum at Iowa State University in Ames
Wallace House Museum at Des Moines
- Scholte House and Gardens at Pella
- Bevington-Kaser House at Winterset
- Blanden Memorial Art Museum at Fort Dodge
- Humboldt County Historical Museum at Dakota City
- The Apple Trees at Burlington
- The Historical General Dodge House at Council Bluffs
- Des Moines Art Center at Des Moines
The Iowa map indicates the location of various towns where the museums of the state are placed.
